| Top ten green celebs up for awards The battle begins for the greenest celebrity in Playhouse Disney's Playing For The Planet Awards. | ||
| Knife crimes: Govt response criticised Home secretary's plan to "punish" knife offenders is ridiculed by opponents. | ||
| Free childcare offered in Govt scheme Local authority allocations to give thousands more families access to free childcare and early years support. | ||
| Parents falling down on child safety A survey by the Child Accident Prevention Trust of over 1,000 parents and grandparents of under fives has shown that families are falling down on basic steps to keep their children safe. | ||
| Parents defend Heinz Mayo advert UK Parents Lounge members "can't see the problem" with the Heinz Deli Mayo advert. | ||
| UK adults score just 6 out of 10 on test for 11 year olds A 10 question test, based on parts of the syllabus taught to 7 to 11 year olds, was posed to a nationwide panel of 18 to plus-45 year olds. | ||
| Govt action plan on Byron implementation Government publishes action plan to implement Byron recommendations. | ||
| Borders agency to help protect immigrant children UK Border Agency has a legal duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, says DCSF. | ||
| Parents to be held accountable for kids Parents who let their kids drink alcohol could get into trouble with the law. | ||
| New campaign urges parents not to keep smoking in the family Smokers warned that kids ‘wanna be like you’. | ||
| Baby for sale on Ebay was just a joke German couple's baby taken into care by investigators after joke went wrong. | ||
| OCR Music exam had answers on the paper Students sitting the OCR music GCSE were amazed to find the answers on the back of the paper. | ||
| IVF treatment no longer needs a father MPs vote to change the law, so allowing women to have VF treatment without a male partner. | ||
| MPs vote against changing abortion limits MPs vote to keep the 24-week upper limit, despite strong debate in favour of dropping it. | ||
| Hello Kitty goes mobile - but not for kids, apparently A Hello Kitty-branded mobile is hitting the market - but apparently it is not aimed at children. | ||
| Headmaster health and safety conviction overturned Headmaster found guilty of offences following the death of a three-year-old has had his conviction overturned. | ||
| High School Musical does London Well not exactly - but some kids dressed up and jumped in the air. | ||
| Schools to ‘demonstrate’ against bullying Leading bullying prevention charity, Beatbullying, launches a new campaign to encourage everyone in the UK to stand up against bullying. | ||
| UK Council for Child Internet Safety to launch New body results from Dr Tanya Byron's report, Safer Children In A Digital World. | ||
| Flexible hours better than long maternity leave Parents would prefer flexible working hours over long periods of maternity leave, says a survey. | ||
| A quarter of restaurants bans breast-feeding in public A new survey reveals that 24% of Britain's restaurants disallows breast-feeding in public. | ||
| Micah Richards launches international kids football competition The England and Manchester City star calls on under 12s to play for their country. | ||
| Children taken from drunk couple in Portugal Portuguese authorities have taken three children into care after their parents both collapsed drunk. | ||
| Identical triplets beat the odds Peterborough midwife gives birth to 200-million-to-one identical triplets. | ||
| 12 arrests over Rhys Jones killing Dawn raids in Liverpool see 12 people taken into custody. | ||
| Child Safety Week aims to make a difference 'Make a change. Make a difference' is the message for this year's Child Safety Week running from 23-29 June. | ||
| Tesco under fire for selling sexy kids bra A padded bra that costs £4 and is sold to 7-year-old girls puts Tesco in the spotlight. | ||
| Action on Additives claims success for its campaign The Food Commission reports success for its campaign to have six harmful colourings removed from EU foods. | ||
| Pupils are more honest in the North More Londoners take revision short cuts by watching the film, while Northerners read the book. | ||
| Parents should offer more net protection Survey reveals 84 per cent of parents base safe internet usage on a verbal agreement with children. | ||
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